Comparing Sex Culture Among Korea, China and Japan

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[rbusqmc]

Japanese culture always has this so called “fear of bothering others”, i mean it’s good because they care for people but also in my opinion sometimes it’s too harsh for themselves to contain their emotions(maybe sometimes I just want to hug my boyfriend in the airport because of long time no see)

[polydeuces]

You talking about love motels made me smile. In the 70's I got a job working in France as a young naïve man. My company put me up in ta 4/5 star hotel for my first week.
It was to expensive for me to stay in so I looked for a cheap hotel.
I found one and moved in on a Friday night, When I registered they asked me "How many hours I wanted to stay?" My French was pretty bad and I thought I'd misheard them I just said "for three days". They looked at me a bit oddly but they said Ok.
I moved in and then went out for a few beers. Came back late and fell asleep. But woke up almost immediately to a very noisy banging going on that sounded like about 20 people jumping up and down on a bed with metal springs. I thought what the hells that! Eventually the noise subsided and I got off to sleep.
The following day I didn't have to go to work so I'm lying in bed when suddenly there's a lot of shouting in the street I thought what's going on now? So I opened my window and leaned out. Only to see about 8 women leaning out beckoning and shouting to their "Customers" who were lined up on the pavement opposite.
It finally dawned on me that I'd booked into a Brothel!!
I must say though the staff were very kind to me and the breakfasts were excellent.

[mykang]

Kotoha’s introduction is so adorable. 🥺

[pristinxx]

I died when Kotoha said Japan's sex culture is known all over the world, talk about hentai anyway. Lol.

[srainy]

i love how these three girls kinda became good friends from doing this it looks like 😂 i love the chemistry between the 3

[TheAnikeenko]

Actually in Japan they don't hold hands in public but they just kiss in the train lol. When i lived in Japan many young couples were kissing on the train and acting very touchy, i'm an european so i felt like home lol

[yurichabi]

I live in China and there’s nothing conservative here couple kiss every where they hug and they don’t feel shy at all crowded places or not

[shine]

Koreans are extremely (in my opinion) open about public displays of affection. Like hugging, and holding hands, holding each other, etc and just being all lovey dovey in public (but not kissing). Strangely it’s more so than I ever see in America.

[dsong]

I think in terms of PDA openness it should be China>Korea>Japan...the younger generation kiss/hold hands/hug in public

[josesp]

I was waiting for Kotoha and the Love Hotels thing cuz Japan has a lot and with different themes, really mind opening about it. Thank you girls, it's really nice to know more from each culture

[christopheryoung]

I enjoyed this interesting discussion, on a side a remember seeing a report pre-Covid19 saying that here in Australia, which at that time had a lot of tertiary level international students the health insurer for these international students, who mainly come from Asia had seen a significant rise in pregnancy related health insurance claims over the last couple of years.

[clovvnnor]

jane's cuuute, everyone is so lovely🙈love u guys

[comradeleppi]

In India the most PDA is just holding hands and some people don't even hold hands in public

[rachelkawaii]

I just love hearing Kotoha speak Korean with a Japanese accent ❤️

[merlinzimmerman]

Thank you for your perspectives!!
It is a lot of fun to listen to you talk about these three very close, very different cultures!
(I lived in China for half of 1996, and follow Kpop pretty closely, Japan... I am learning about!)

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[russellsandivar]

Kotoha's Intro's are always so cute I can't

[Naru]

Aaaah finally a new videeeo. I cant wait more !

[harshmnr]

If you guys haven't already, could you do a video about how periods are perceived in your countries? 😊
~:~

[joshboston]

I see so many people commenting on the Japanese girl or the korean girl and their cultures. From the comment section alone, you can really see that China is not as popular as the other 2; which is too bad, since China is so interesting as a country.

[jqudyfs]

Okay I’ve never heard a Korean woman talk to sweetly like that korean lady. Usually (especially idols) voices are quite low and purposely make their voice higher in front of the camera. However, her voice is naturally so adorable.